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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Backcountry survival and bushcraft

Here at GTC we get to meet all sorts of interesting people on various bushcraft courses, and while Becci was furtling around in some woods setting light to things Up North last year, she met Neil, a rather lovely bushcraft chap. He has just started a survival school up in the wilds of Scotland, providing courses that make the most of not only the amazing scenery, but also the er, challenging weather conditions that prevail up in those parts. Not only can you spend a couple of days learning the art of willow weaving, or send your family on a Dads and Lads weekend, you can also feel the joy that only sleeping in a snow hole can bring, on one of Neil's Arctic Survival courses.

Neil and his team assure us that they will provide you with a unique experience in the wild and stunning environment of the Scottish Highlands. Based near Aviemore, he provides tailored courses and packages in all sorts of wilderness survival techniques and the art of bushcraft.

Backcountry Survival is different from other bushcraft companies, as clients have the opportunity to learn skills relevant to a variety of environments – woodland, moorland, mountain, river, loch and sea. Their courses also compliment a variety of outdoor activities, as they provide key survival and navigational techniques that would benefit anyone spending time in a diverse wilderness environment – whether it be walking, climbing, skiing, cycling, paddling or camping.

Take a look at their new website, and if you fancy a trip up to Scotland we can heartily recommend them!

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